Book Reviews

Book Reviews

Since 1485, when William Caxton first published Le Morte D'Arthur by Sir Thomas Malory, the legend of King Arthur
has inspired writers, poets, painters, film-makers and others. Each one interpreting the story for their
own ages; and now, in the Return of Arthur cycle, author Andrew Fenton brings the story bang up to date, in to the
21st century.

Set against an all too familiar background of political intrigue and rising terror alert levels, Arthur and his companions of the Round Table battle dark forces with nothing less than the future of the free world at stake.

In his two books, The Call of Destiny and The Hour of Camelot, the author has created both a convincing, contemporary retelling of King Arthur and the Romance of Britain and a chilling techno-thriller which will keep you riveted from the first page to the last.

Author's website - http://www.alanfenton.co.uk/

Merlin is tricked by Vivienne, whom he wants to seduce. She slides a magic ring upon his finger and manages to gain power over him entombing him under a large rock. In my story, Merlin retaliates with a spell upon her, casting her beneath a fisherman's cottage where she languished for centuries, until Emily Nobile arrived with her family at the end of WW II.